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 An El Niño-less summer is coming. What that could mean for the U.S.
CNN · Mary Gilbert
El Niño’s disappearing act doesn’t mean relief from the heat.
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 Congresswoman born in Ukraine votes against aid for her homeland
Associated Press · Isabella Volmert
U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz is locked in a tough reelection fight in the May 7 GOP primary.
 We don’t charge people for air. We shouldn’t charge for water, either.
newrepublic.com · Liza Featherstone
One of the most terrifying features of the climate crisis is how it jeopardizes our access to water.
 Arab American Heritage Month was different this year
flipboard.com · Axios
Some observers say Arab Americans have been ignored and dismissed for decades.
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 The Vatican’s secret role in the science of IVF
Vanity Fair · Keziah Weir
More than half a century ago, men of science and men of faith gathered together to unlock the mysteries of female fertility.
 T. rex was probably about as intelligent as a crocodile
Popular Science · Laura Baisas
New research is throwing some cold water on the idea that the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex was as smart as a primate.
 Elevator or stairs? Your choice could boost longevity, study finds
NPR · Allison Aubrey
Less than half of adults in the U.S. get the recommended amount of exercise.
 What intimacy coordinators actually do on film and TV sets
CBS News · Megan Cerullo
Have you ever heard of an intimacy coordinator? Most people don’t know they are the professionals who help bring intimate scenes to life on …
 ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ ends an era with season 5
IGN · Tara Bennett
The showrunners and stars on how they’re taking the Disco to the final frontier one last time.
 Self-sustaining garden in sealed bottle survived more than a half-century?
Snopes · Nikki Dobrin
The story has captivated green thumbs around the world for years. But is it true?
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